PDRM Is Spending RM8 Million On Silent E-Bikes For Border Patrols: Here’s What They Can Do

The newly handed over Jebatt F29 tactical electric bike set to strengthen General Operations Force (GOF) border patrols. (Photo courtesy of Polis Diraja Malaysia Facebook)
Don't let the silent motor fool you, PDRM's newest border patrol ride packs a mind-blowing 850 Nm of torque! As part of an RM8 million fleet upgrade under the 12th Malaysia Plan, PDRM is acquiring 375 Jebatt F29 tactical e-bikes.
These high-performance machines give General Operations Force (GOF) personnel the power to tear through difficult terrain and catch border smugglers completely off guard.
1. A Major Fleet Upgrade Under The 12th Malaysia Plan

PDRM's new Jebatt F29 All Terrain Tactical Assault E-Bike (ATEB), engineered for low-noise, high-speed border patrols. (Photo courtesy of Polis Diraja Malaysia Facebook)
The acquisition covers 375 units delivered via strategic supplier RTG Intech Corporation Sdn Bhd. PDRM has already taken delivery of the initial batch of 10 Jebatt F29 All Terrain Tactical Assault E-Bikes (ATEB) at Bukit Aman, presented symbolically to Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Datuk Seri Mohd Khalid Ismail.
Valued at approximately RM23,000 per motorcycle, the full RM8 million roll-out falls under the 12th Malaysia Plan's Fourth Rolling Plan.
2. Built For Silent Patrols & High-Risk Operations


Built for stealth and speed, the silent Jebatt F29 e-bike packs an incredible 850 Nm of torque for tough off-road operations. (Photo courtesy of Polis Diraja Malaysia Facebook)
The primary advantage of switching to electric motorcycles in tactical scenarios is stealth. Engineered with a low acoustic signature, these e-bikes allow GOF personnel to approach high-risk zones without giving away their position via loud exhaust notes.
This low-noise capability gives officers a distinct operational upper hand during night patrols, border surveillance, and special intelligence missions.
3. Mind-Blowing Torque & High-Speed Performance

GOF officers can now silently intercept petrol and goods smugglers across remote border terrain using these high-speed e-bikes. (Photo courtesy of Polis Diraja Malaysia Facebook)
Don't let the silent motor fool you, the Jebatt F29 packs serious muscle. Powered by a 72-volt, 60 Ah battery with a smart charging system, the tactical e-bike delivers up to an incredible 850 Nm of torque and reaches top speeds of 120 km/h.
With an operating range of up to 120 km per charge, it offers instant acceleration over difficult, muddy, or hilly terrains where traditional petrol-powered vehicles struggle to navigate efficiently.
4. Targeting Petrol & Goods Smuggling At Country Borders
These 375 e-bikes are strategic weapons against cross-border crime. PDRM will deploy the fleet across key border states including Perlis, Kedah, Kelantan, and Perak, alongside Sabah and Sarawak. According to Inspector-General of Police Tan Sri Mohd Khalid Ismail, a major priority for these silent border patrols is stopping illegal leakages, particularly involving subsidized petrol and smuggled goods, to protect national revenue.
5. Catch Them Live At The National Day Parade

Costing roughly RM23,000 each, this RM8 million fleet of silent tactical e-bikes will officially make its public debut at the National Day parade. (Photo courtesy of Polis Diraja Malaysia Facebook)
For those eager to check out these sleek tactical e-bikes up close, you won't have to wait long. PDRM has confirmed that the Jebatt F29 All Terrain Tactical Assault E-Bike fleet will make its official public debut during the upcoming National Day parade.
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Sofea Najmi
A Bachelor of English Language and Literature graduate with an obsession for the finer details. Sofea uses her background in translation to decode the technicalities of automotive innovation. She is dedicated to delivering impactful, meticulously researched articles that provide a narrative far beyond the spec sheet. LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/3C018vv
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